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Maharashtra: Wine Shop Employee Dies After Nail From Plywood Pressure Gun Pierces Chest In Nashik's CIDCO | VIDEO

Nashik: A 39-year-old employee of a wine shop in Nashik's CIDCO area died after an iron nail, reportedly discharged from a plywood pressure gun, pierced his chest. The deceased has been identified as Sunil Anil Tayde. The incident occurred on Monday evening at a liquor shop near State Bank Chowk in the CIDCO area between 6.30 pm and 7 pm, reported Lokmat . Wine Shop Employee Collapses After Nail…

Maharashtra: Wine Shop Employee Dies After Nail From Plywood Pressure Gun Pierces Chest In Nashik's CIDCO | VIDEO

Nashik: A wine shop employee in the CIDCO area of Nashik passed away on Monday evening after a nail from a plywood pressure gun pierced his chest. The victim, Sunil Anil Tayde, aged 39, was reportedly standing near the counter at a liquor shop near State Bank Chowk when the incident occurred around 6:30 pm. CCTV footage shows Tayde collapsing to the floor after being struck by the nail, which had pierced his chest and reached his heart.

Tayde was taken to a private hospital by fellow employees just after 7:30 pm, but he succumbed to his injuries around midnight despite medical efforts. The cause of the nail piercing his chest remains unknown, as it is unclear how the nail was discharged from the plywood pressure gun. Following the incident, Ambad police registered an accidental death report, and the circumstances surrounding the event, including the source of the nail and the exact sequence of events, are under investigation.

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